Learn how you can move Contacts on the Samsung Galaxy S23/S23+/Ultra.

There are several reasons why you might want to move contacts on your Galaxy S23:

Grouping: Moving contacts into groups can help you organize your contacts based on criteria such as work, family, friends, etc. This can make it easier to find specific contacts when you need them.

Merging: Sometimes, you may have duplicate contacts on your phone. By moving these contacts and merging them, you can avoid confusion and ensure that you have accurate and up-to-date contact information.

Updating: If you have changed phone numbers or email addresses, you may need to move your contacts to update their information. This can help you keep your contacts current and avoid any miscommunication due to outdated contact information.

Backing up: Moving your contacts to a backup location, such as your Google or Samsung account, can help ensure that you don't lose your contacts if something happens to your phone.

Privacy: You may also want to move contacts to a specific group to control who can see their information. For example, you may want to move work contacts to a group that is only visible to work-related apps.

Overall, moving contacts on your Galaxy S23 can help you stay organized, avoid duplicates, keep your contact information up-to-date, and protect your privacy.

This demonstration is running on Android 13.

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